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NOAA’s Weather and Climate Science Is Under Relentless Attack from Trump Administration. Will Congress Stand Up for Us?

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June 30, 2025

Schedule F by Another Name Is Still a Threat to Science

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Who’s Interested in the Trump Coal Bailout?

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The difference between 4,645 and 64 deceased in the aftermath of Hurricane María is… science

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What the Failed House Farm Bill Got Wrong About SNAP and Work

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How Does Pollution from Animal Agriculture Compare to Vehicle Pollution?

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The US Military, Resilient Energy, and the Zombie Apocalypse

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Hurricane Season 2018 Begins: Will it be Different From Last Year’s?

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The FY2019 National Nuclear Security Administration Budget: Weapons Are Winners

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EPA Science Advisory Board’s First 2018 Meeting: What to Expect

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Weathering the Storm: Building Community Resilience in Environmental Justice Communities

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The ABCs of Sidelining Science by the Trump Administration

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Former ExxonMobil Engineer Says Oil and Gas Companies Can and Should Plan to Be Part of the Solution to Climate Change

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May 25, 2018

China Not an Obstacle to US Summit with North Korea

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May 24, 2018

A Great Day for Offshore Wind: Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey All Go Big

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May 24, 2018

EPA Extends Comment Deadline, Schedules Hearing on Science Proposal After Pretty Much Everyone Complains

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May 24, 2018

Experts ask Exxon and Chevron to Stop Climate Deception and to Act to Protect Human Health

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